‘The build-up was worse than the actual event.’ Photo: William Crawley, presenter of Moral Maze

‘I hoped to make people at home think.’

Pacifism on show: Oliver Robertson finds a way through Moral Maze

‘I hoped to make people at home think.’

by Oliver Robertson 31st March 2023

Things move fast in the media. Late on Monday afternoon, Britain Yearly Meeting got a query about a programme broadcast just two days later. Could the Quakers speak about pacifism on Moral Maze, a hard-hitting debate show on BBC Radio 4?

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